2010 Tesla Roadster Video

Despite the hubbub about the Chevrolet Volt and Nissan Leaf, the Tesla Roadster is the only battery-powered electric car sold in the U.S. market as of ... today. Cars.com’s senior editor Joe Wiesenfelder managed to get some drive time in a 2010 Tesla Roadster Sport, and he was impressed by the sporty nature of the EV. To learn more about the Tesla’s strengths and weaknesses, watch the full the video above.

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By Colin Bird | October 13, 2010 | Comments (4)

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it seems good racer car

As incredible as it is, the Tesla has its drawbacks beyond the stiff ride. The interior looks good from afar, but for a $100,000 car, it could use some work. The Tesla Roadster 2.5 S is a massively impressive vehicle, more spacecraft than sports car.....

Jeff Zekas

For the price-- $109,000 to $150,000-- you could buy an Aston Martin, Porsche or Mercedes Benz AMG-- all vehicles that have amazing performance, unlimited range AND extremely high quality interiors. So, the Tesla is basically a very over-priced Lotus Elise with an electric motor.

DodgeFan

I think you be better off buying a lotus, who designed the body anyhow. I am unsure what the sport adds other then 'name'. I personally wonder if you can reprogram a regular telsa's CPU for sports performance.Diseal Fans do this all the time. Like the previous poster said its only a matter of time before mainstream brands catch up. I think they have not built an electric supercar because the niche market is not there yet.

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